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.Hlabama Gold.--We have been shewn a specimen of pure virgin gold, found in Au- tauga county, short distance from the Coosa River, by gentleman who is engaged in col. lecting 1t, and from whom we learn that the experiments already made, afford satisfactory evidence that the mines are equal in value to those of North Carolina, or the country of the Cherokecs. Y is found in veins, from two ito six feet below the surface of the earth, running northeast and southwest.

 As yet but small amount of capital has been employed in the business of digging these mines, but the hands engaged have collected daily, from four to five dollars worth each, without the aid of machinery of any descrip- 'ton.

 Mir Wyatt, of Autauga, is the gentleman to whom we are indebted for this information, and is himself the proprietor of portion of the lands yielding the golden harvest.

 Com. Reg