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Ice MouNrAINs.-The July Numbcr of SILL
ashs Journal of Science, contains an account Of
an Ice mountain in Hampshire county, Virginia,
"ach has excited not a little interest in that
quarter Il is composed of locks, and rises some
seven or eight hundred feet, constituting part of
andge. The mountain surface is made up of
,s ,su sandstone-and upon removing the stones to
We oep'hof few inches, masses of ice are found
a midsummer, even during the most oppressive
;sssons, permanently preserved. a thermometer
l,i9oduced among the cavities OF the rocks, sunk
!, now Az degrees, and would have gone lower had
- lte'na'ned. During recent winter, a cavity
e." 0o, Tour feet below the surface YVES opened and
ai'ed up with snow. 1t was covered loosely
s.ea boards, yet 1t renamed during the whole
sumner, summer, dry, frable, and crystalline, without
ts'1ng Madisoniar,