On the 24th ult.lby Soihey K. Tim-inon8, Eaq.. Mr. |!inkr« VV. Tinnqm to Mob Elizas*™ Scott.—On the 3d, \ jr the Rev. Mr. Bacon, Mr. Will jam McCaw, jr., ami Min* Prance* R. Grj^fjth, both of ihi# eoun-'• /—On the say* day, by th# Rev. Nol*] eon (illlam, Mr. Ja**i McCord and Mm Marv A*n Oillav, both of this county,May suecoft crown their joya,A ml fill I1 eir arms with—-good thing*. (—tn flcllhi, on the evening of the 3d, by the Rc\I !’. W. Wright, Jonathan Barnett, £squire, and Mies 1Iaurz*t UoUOE.With tl hat three notice* we received *o math cake, and other nice thing*, that wefcir we will have to call in the neighbc#* toaasist oa to make way with i ihern. a Our table ie fairly groaning under itoprecioue burden.Wf were at the wedding of our old Barnett, and iieu the Inat of hnblessedness:married him quickly to save hi*fright,; • h| heads from the *ad sight turning, we laughed aa we stood by the lamp'* dim light, think that he wai ho discerning.sw and ahort were the words we laid, hough we heartiiv at* of ihecakes, hen escorted him home from that scene of dread,And th*iifIn how awTly he shakes.We thought as we hollowed hi* lowly [ bed«Of thf hcaeh, ihe birch, and the willow, i How the shovel and hroomatick would break o'er his head,; And he tears he would shed on hi*pillow.Say4 he, 'they will talk of their friend who has gnne.An I every old Bach will upbraid me;. Hu| nothing I’ll wreck if they'll let me i slerp on,’Ktpth ihrcoverlBijust as they've laid me.1Slofrly and sadly we mairhed down Frijn the top ni the uppermost aiory.An I we never have heard from, or peenthe poor man,Vt.iom we left not atom in his glory.1*