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ORTHERN VIRGINIA, where Washington, Jefferson, Mad- 

 ison, and Monroe made their homes, offers pecuHar attrac- 

 tions to the man of the present day who wishes a home 

 amid dehghtful surroundings, and to the settler seeking the 

 most favorable location to engage in general farming, stock raising, 

 dairying, poultry raising, or fruit growing. 



Including the Piedmont Section on the eastern slope of the Blue Ridge 

 Mountains, and the valley of the Shenandoah River, known locally as 

 the V^alley of V^irginia, this is a land of health and plenty. The invig- 

 orating atmosphere and pure waters of this rolling country, as well as 

 its mild climate and natural beauty, combine to make it a location 

 where every attraction of outdoor life may be enjoyed, within convenient 

 and comfortable reach of the great centers of trade and industry, which 

 are only a few hours away. 



