Georgia Sitk.-A specimen of White Sewing Silk, made by Mir. V M. C. SpRrN- GER, of Carroll County, may be seen at. tl'ls office. The silk, although made from tire common wild or 5laoh mulberry, is of beautiful color and texture, and would rlyai that from any part Of the world. The fact that the silk Worm does well on the otacH mulberry, so common in all parts of 1eorgia, IS otvast importance to the peo-# pie of this State, as'they can go to raising silk at once. without having first to plant and rear the trees, as the leaves can be gathered fresh from the forests assthey are vented Various other leaves, such as the oak, &e. answerto support the Silk Worm, besides the mulberry. Tel.