Reissued US patent specification (Patent No. 2) by John Goulding of Dedham, Massachusetts, describing a continuous carding and roving process for wool, cotton, hemp and other fibers. The text details a series of three carding machines that deliver slivers through rotating tubes, wind them on bobbins via drums, and unwind them for mule spinning. It includes two sheets of patent drawings of carding cylinders, rollers, bobbins and a spinning frame, and ends with the claim and witness signatures.

US patent X4863 granted to J. Goulding on August 24, 1827, for a shuttle motion, a mechanism for driving the shuttle in a loom. The scan holds the patent drawing, which shows two views (Fig. 1) of a lever arm, a descending arm, a pulley or wheel and a cord or band. The second page is a Patent Office notice saying the text pages were not available when the patent was scanned, so no specification text is included.