Parish School of Christ Church.
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Parish School of Christ Church. VUNHE Wardens and Vestry of Christ Church H Tuscaloosa, have made arrangement for the permanent establishment of Classical School, with the sanction and advice of the Rt Rev. Blshopo this Diocese, who, together with the Rector of the Church, will act as reg- ular visitors of the same. They have obtained the services of Horace l.. Edgar PRATT, A. B. (of the Unive sity of New York; as Principal, for inc ensuing year.

 The school will be opened the 2d Monday of Sept next, in the Rectory on the Church lot, the scholastic year will be divided into two ses- sions of five months each.

 The necessary preparatory branches required for admission to College will be thoroughly taught. besides all English studies desired - no admission for less than one session, except when pupil enters after the commencement of a session.

 TUITION, twenty dollars per session 1; one half 10 be paid at the commencement, the emalndtr,s at the end of each session, to either of the undersigned-

 E. w. PECK,

 C. M. FOSTER,

 HENRY A. SNOW,

 S. J. LEACH,

 AuGUSTIN LYNCH,

 c. R. HARRISON,

 E. F. COMEGYS. Tuscaloosa, August I4th, 1845. ly-39, Digest of Alabama Reports. \ New Digest of the Alabama Reports, from HA. Minor to the 7th New Seres, inclusive by P. PHILLIPS, esq is now in course of pub lication, and will be ready for delivery in the fall.

 r JOEL WHITE, Tuscaloosa.

 s. w. ALLEN, Mobile. Tuscaloosa, Julylst,;ls45. tfS5