Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-25
rs NSzu Hluented Duss,.
q HAVE obtained from the general 81

baking all kinds OF bread, the advantages o.
INV nlan over those hitherto used are III the
usual mode The oven is first heated the hre
seraped cut and the dough put in to bake,
when the oven is hottest aaY as the bread
bakes the oven gradually coos, 1t VIII sureiy
be conceded when bread is fTst put INTO ah
oyenit is most tender and least capable ofbsaf-
ing heat-v-on my plan the bread AS put -anto
! the oven at the extreme end, or where the
sheatxis least and as 1t bakes 1t regularly pro-
crosses 'iatoa keener heat until nakeas Again,
It is Acknowledged the thinner bread s baked
the better it is and the longer i Will keep; y.
the usual mode sf baking the thinner the breas
the smaller quantity the oven will bake per
day; On my plan as the oven is constantly N
h,ast. the thinner the bread the more the oven
will bake added to this the labor ct splitting
wood is sayed-the heating, cieanlHg ana set
ting an oven also. An oven Oh my plan II well
huiit IS much more durable, takes up less
room to do the same business, costs much less.
money to buiid it, requires less fuel to bake
the same quantity of baead, fever hands can
do the same business, in fact, 1alnd superior
TO pre;udices often attendant on cestoms long
established) viii be satisfied on view OF my
oven in operation. hays narrated iacts ohiy
for those who have net an opportunity OF see
ing the oven in operation
[ subioin the certificates OF gentlemen whose
respsctabilitywllnot be Questioned. Koran oven
Of twenty feet length and three feet SIX inches
width, or the privilege ofusiag It, my prizes Is
FIVE hundred dollars, and in proportion tor
larger or smaller one. will dlsposeei my pflVl-
ilsdsa for states, counties or towns, on liberal.
terms letters addressed to me pos. pald,Dara-
fries, Virginia, Willie duly attended to.
James Deneale.
sDumfries, Suly 90.
/ WE, Richard and Stephen Winchester,
| aesi.iiag in the town of Fredericksburg ana
na,nonwsalth ef Virginia, Go certify, we
| have built an Oven under the immediate a.
rection of James Deneals ct Dummies ana
commonwealth of Virginia aforesaid, cn a
plan entirely different from the overs lii COM
mon use, and we believe invented by the SAID
T DenesIe. II requires much less iuel dalan
/ sle common oven and may DC used WITHOUT
! splitting the wood, OF course there IS ste@c
| saving of labor; we have baked every kina OF
biscuit and can say truly that 1t hakes well.
| We consider il as a valuable Improvement aha
we'll worthy the attention OF bakers
| r 6 S. Winchester.
( fredericksburg, January IS, 1905.
! These are TO certify.to all whom 1t may san-
eesn, that 7, Andrew Jameson, biscalt baker,
| in the town Of Alexandra, and district OF 70
! lulnbia, was in the town of fredcrlcksourg'ih
Il The state Of Virginia, some time since. me
! middle of last January, and there dtd attend
great part Of one day to see the operation OF
! Biscuit baking in the new invented oven In the
/ possession OF Messrs Richard and atephen
Winchester, fredericksburg, which oven
| have every reason to believe is the sole H.
| verfion Of Mr.. James Denealc, of Dummies,
In the state of Virginia, and hereby declare
/ and aver, that; / saw said New invented or
fperpetua! Oven bake large and small biscuits
/ in as short time am. as regular manner as
any oven have seen these forty years have
been at the kaking business. Givcnunder my
| sand this sixth day OF February in Alexandria
and district Of Columbia III the yeaf one thou.
sand eight huntred and six. :
/ Andrew Jameson.
/ NIB. Not having sufficient experiment o.
! said oven above mentioned, cannot ascertaspp
j what may be saved in wood or labor, onty shat
{ cord wood will do without the labor or chop
!. ping and splitting, as Unnecessary with olo:
! fashioned ovens. a. J. ::
! Asw- ToRx, December l, 1905.
| THIS is to certify that4 have been using
ihe patent oven, invented by James Deneale'
esq. Of Dumfries, Virginia, since April last
to considerable advantage iii this city, have
no doubt Of its. possessing considerable sdvan-
i taecs over the.o old method, such as saving OF
fuel and labor, in consequence of which the
/ proprictoris enabled to make the bread much
thinner and consequently mere proper tor long
voyages ona hot climate.
! Again, as part Of the operation requiring