Report on the number of Forces necessary to be raised and kept up for the service of the Colony, adopted,

Field-Officers for the Regiment of Riflemen elected,

Keepers of all Ferries directed to give all possible despatch to the Constitutional Post-Riders over their respective Ferries,

Commissioners for procuring Rifles, Muskets, &c.,

Memorial signed by twenty-one Officers of the Country Militia, now doing duty at Charlestown, presented and read,

Captains of Regiment of Riflemen elected,

Committee to consider the expediency of immediately raising another Regiment of Riflemen,

Petition of Robert Cunningham, proposing to observe a neutrality, presented and read,

Patrick Cunningham, and two others of the late Insurgents, committed to the common Jail, in Charlestown,

Second Regiment of Riflemen, to rank as the Sixth Regiment in the Colony service, ordered to be raised,

Appointment of Commissary-General authorized; his duties, &c,

Field-Officers for Second Regiment of Riflemen elected,

Captains for the Riflemen chosen,

Committee being returned from Georgia, report that great opposition is made to the measures of Congress in Georgia; and that unless this Colony interfered in a forcible manner, exportation would speedily take place,

Detachments ordered to Greenville County, and to Savannah,

Orders to Colonel Bull, or to the Commanding Officer for the time being, of the South-Carolina Forces ordered to act in aid of Georgia,

Further Report from the Committee on the state of the interior parts of the Colony,

Committee to form a plan of Government, to sit forthwith, and report to-morrow,

Committee to consider of ways and means to pay for services already voted,

Report of Committee on a plan of Government,

Committee to consider the best means of erecting a Powder-Mill, and of promoting the making of Gunpowder,

Papers from Georgia received by express, laid before the Congress,

Committee to prepare Rules and Articles for the better regulation and government of the Navy of the Colony,

Committee to prepare Rules and Articles for the better regulation and government of the Navy of the Colony,

Letter to the Council of Safety for Georgia,

State of the Paper currency in the publick Treasury of South-Carolina,

Report on ways and means for payment of services already voted, considered and adopted,

Seven hundred and fifty thousand Pounds, currency, in bills, ordered to be issued, and the publick faith of the Colony pledged for their redemption,

Henry Peroneau and Benjamin Dart, joint publick Treasurers, prohibited from issuing any of the publick money in their charge,

Committee to consider and report the most proper places for Iron Works in the Colony,

Plan of Government considered,

Letter from William Ewen, President of the Council of Safety of Georgia, dated Savannah, March 4, ordered to be published in a Gazette Extraordinary,

Plan of Government further considered,

Resolution of January, 1775, prohibiting the killing of Sheep, repealed,

Plan of Government under consideration this day, and the 11th and 12th,

Committee to inquire and report the quantity of Salt now in the Colony,

Report on the state of the interior parts of the Province, considered and adopted,

Declaration of pardon and amnesty to the late Insurgents, with certain exceptions, to be published,

Partial Report on a plan or form of Government in the Colony, until an accommodation shall take place between Great Britain and the British American Colonies, made by the Committee of the Whole,

The President directed to prepare a declaration of pardon and amnesty to the late Insurgents,

Committees for Georgetown and Beaufort respectively authorized to fit out a proper Armed Vessel,

Report on the best mode of encouraging the making of Saltpetre, considered and agreed to,

Report of the Committee of the Whole on the form of Government, considered this day, and the 16th, 17th, and 18th,

Report of Committee appointed to inquire what quantity of Salt is in the Colony, considered and adopted,

Continental Bills and Tax Certificates declared legal tenders in all payments whatever within the Colony,

Plan of Government further considered,

Committee to report what Salaries are proper for publick Officers,

Committee to confer with a Committee from North-Carolina, to concert measures for mutual defence and assistance,

Act of the British Parliament, declaring theColonies in a state of rebellion, just received from Georgia, read, and ordered to be transmitted to the Continental Congress, with all convenient speed,

Ship Port-Henderson, now lying under Fort Johnston, and bound for London, ordered to be seized and the cargo on board landed and sold,

Salaries for publick Officers reported and adopted,

Committee on a proposal of William Bellamy for erecting a Mill for making Paper and cutting Files,

Committee for laying Obstructions to the navigable Channels of Charlestown Bar,

Henry Felder’s proposition for making Gunpowder, accepted,

Report of Committee to concert measures for mutual support of this Colony and North-Carolina, read and agreed to,

Committee to consider of a proper division of the Militia, required to report to-morrow,

Letter from the Council of Safety of Georgia, with sundry Papers and intercepted Letters, read,

Commissioners to obstruct the navigation of the Channel over the Bar, authorized to prepare Fire-Vessels, for the most effectual annoyance of any enemy that shall attempt to enter the Harbour,

Delegates of this Colony in the Continental Congress authorized to concert, agree to, and execute every measure which they and a majority of the Congress shall judge necessary for the defence, security, and interest or welfare of this Colony in particular, and of America in general,

Agreements with Joseph Buffington and William Wofford for the establishment of Iron-Works,

Report on a proper division of the Country Militia, read and adopted,

Committee to appraise and value the Houses in Charlestown, that the owners may be recompensed, if, during the present unnatural war, any should be damaged or destroyed,

Thanks to Colonel Richard Richardson, for the very important services he has rendered to the common cause, by putting a stop to the late alarming insurrection which the enemies of America had excited in the interior parts of this Colony,

Rules and Articles for the government of the Navy of the Colony, considered and agreed to,

Committee to examine the engrossed copy of “A Constitution or Form of Government” with the rough draft,