[N^o 277 Jos: Goff. Private) Connecticutt Line) Settled July 13 1792] D^r The United States in account with Joseph Goff late of the 5th Warner Regim^t. — C^r. For his pay from the 1^st Octob^r 1780 the day of his Captivity by the Enemy, to the 1 Jan^y 1782. 14 Mo. & 20 days @ 6 ²/₃ ⁰/Mo . . . . . . . Deb^t 97. 78 — By bala. to be Certified on Instance from the 1 Jan^y 1782 — 97. 78 For ditto for the Year 1782. 12 Mo^s. @ D^o — 80. — By balance to be certified on Inst. from 1 Jan^y 83 — 80. — For Pay from the 1 Jan^y to the 3 Novem^r 1783 10 Mo^s. 3 Days @ D^o . . . . 67. 38 — By balance to be certified in Inst. from the 4 Nov. 83 — 67. 33 N.B. I find on examination of the accounts of the State of Connecticutt that the depreciation of Joseph Goff, was is charged the United States, from the date of his Inlistment to the time he was made prisoner. [undecipherable] Stafford Certifies that this Man was entitled for the War, but as I have no evidence by Muster Rolls of this fact, I do not think myself justified in allowing the Gratuity. [undecipherable] Howele Accountants Office, July 13. 1792. Settled in pursuance of Act of the last Session of the Second Congress passed the 27^th March last. Joseph Howell Sec. The Auditor of the Treasury