Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-06
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Net0 fausassa Orsas.
HAVE Obtained from the general So
T-par,,,aent anexclusiye sHisiledgs IN an Owes
have invented on eatire new princlpscsa 1os
takinr I'll xiasls Of bread, the advantages eol
my pIan oyey those llitjerto used are IN the
usual mode 'The oven is first heated the hre
scrapea ont and tie dough pct 20 ~psSe,
s7l,sn the oven Is hottest and as the Dfeaa
bakes the oxen gradually cco.s, 1t Will surrey
bescoace.led wl.ea bread is first put INTO IA
oyesl il isn,ost tsaer saa least capable of pear
no Aeat---oa nv plan the bread IS put INTO
the oven at the extreme end, OF wl'ets t''e
heat IS least and as It eakes. 4 regularly pro
crosses iato a kecaer heat until baked. Z. Ssil
iris acknowledged the thinner hrsaet IS p''As .
tue it Is ana the on ger It VIII KEEP "a
the uslfsi mode Of 5aSlag the thiAner ing ofeaa
ra;c smaller quantity the oven VIII BAKE Per
S day son my Spianests the oven is constantly AZ
blast, tie thinner thes bread the more the oven
4 i., bake added to this the labor OF splitting
wood IS saycel--tae heating, cleaning and set
inc ar t,yt,ii also Ansoyen onhly Pan II Wen
buiit, is n.aci, moro dGFabls, takes up less
room. 10 do the ssi.sse business, costs mus less
money 70 build ii, requires less fuel TO bake
the same quantity of hs cad, fewer hands can
TO the same business, In fact mind Superior
10 preiu6ices ofsensatlenta.st On customs long
established} Will be Satisfaction a view Oh my
oven in operation. awe narrated facts only
fog .Aosc who have net On opportunity o. sse-
ing the oven IN operation.
sibioin the certificates ofgeGlen1en whose
rcsocctability not be questioned. Foran oven
OF twenty feet leagth and three feet SIX inches
wis,til, or the privilege ofusinsit, my Pricesis
FIVE h;l1dre, dollars, and In proportion Tor
larger or smaller one will dispose otiny priS1-
ledge for states, counties or,towns, en- hoeral
terms, letters addressed to me post paid, Dun-
fries, Virginia, viii be'iuly attended to-.
lanes Deneale.
Dumaies, July 20.
WE, Richard and Stephen Winchester,
residing in tae town Of Fredericksburg and
commonwealth Of Nirgiaia,' Go ceruty, We
have built an Oven under the immediate Oh
r-ction OF James Deaeale of Dulntrles and
commonwealth of Virginia aforesaid, On
plan entirely different from the ovens in COM
non use, and we believe invented by the said
Deneale. II requires much less faei than
the common. oven and may be nseu without
splitting the wood, of course there IS great
saving of labor; we have baked every kind OF
biscuit and can say truly that it bakes well,
We consider it as valuable improvement and
well Worthy the attention of bakers.
r 6 S. Winchester.
Fredericksburg, january 2s,. lscs
These are to cerifyte ailwhom 1t may son
Germ thatI, Andrew Jameson, biscuit baker,
in the town of Alexaadria, and district Of CO.
lnmbia, was In the town of Fredericksburg, IN
the state Of Virginia, some time since the
middle of last January, and there cid attend
great part Of one day te.see the operation OF
biscuit baking in the new invented oven,m the
possession ofMessrs, Richard and Sssphen
Winchester, fredericksburg, which oven
have every. reason to believe IS the sole In
vention of Mr.. James Deneale, OF Dunltries,
ia the state of Virginia, aad hereby declare
and aver, that saw said New Invented OF
Perpetual Oven bake large and small biscuits
in as short a time and as REGULAR manner as
any. oven have seen these forty years have
been at the Baking business. Given under my
hand this sixth day OF February FIN Alexandria
and district Of Columbia, in the year enc the
sand eight hundred and six.
Andrew Jameson.
n. B. Not having sufficient experiment of
said oven above mentioned, / cannot ascertain
what may be saved in wood or labor, only that
cord wood will do without the labor OF chop
ping and splitting, as is. necessary with cid
fashioned ovens. a. j.
NEW ToRK, Decsmder,i, 1905.
THIS is to certify that have been using
the patent oven, invented by James Deneale,
esq of Dummies, Virginia. since April last,
to considerable advantage in this city, / have
no doubt OF its possessing considerable advan-