[N° 422 John Kirl Pun° late 5^th Penn° Reg^t May 30^th 1792] D° The United States in Account with Jo[hn Kirl] Dolls cts For his pay from 1^st Sept^r 1776 to the 15^th January 1777 - 4½ Months — @ 6⅔ D^rs — 30 It appears from the returns in this Office the above John Kirl was a Soldier in the 7^th Regiment, and from the Certificate of Lieutenan^t Thomas Janny (whose signature I am acquainted with) that he was taken Prisoner at Fort Washington; this Regiment was paid only to the 1^st September 1776, and those Soldiers that were released from Captivity and did not reinlist were considered as Discharged the 15^th January 1777. To the Auditor of the Treasury [hn Kirl Pun° in late 5^th Penn° Regiment] Cr D^rs | Cts By Balance to be Certified on Interest from the 1^st February 1777. — 30 — War Department 1792 Accountants Office May 30^th Settled in Pursuance of an Act of the first Session of the second Congress of the United States passed the 27^th March last