Proceedings of the Continental Congress presented and read

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The Congress met according to adjournment.

The several Proceedings of the Continental Congress, viz:

A Declaration by the Representatives of the United Colonies of North America, in General Congress at Philadelphia in July last, setting forth the causes and necessity of taking up Arms:

The Twelve United Colonies of North America, by their Representatives in Congress, to the People of Ireland:

The opinion of the Congress on the Resolution of the House of Commons of Great Britain of the 20th February, 1775:

The Address of the Congress to the Lord Mayor of London:

A Resolve of the Congress relative to the collecting of Saltpetre, and the several methods of making Saltpetre, recommended to the inhabitants of the United Colonies by their Representatives in Congress, and sundry Resolves of the Congress: were laid before this Congress, and ordered to be read; and were read accordingly.