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Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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In Portsmouth on August 25, 1788, inhabitants met to vote for four representatives to the U.S. Congress for three years from March 1, 1789. Hon. Jonathan Warner served as moderator. Vote totals: John S. Sherburne 114, Nicholas Gilman 74, Abiel Foster 97, and others lower.
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Yesterday a few of the inhabitants of this town, met agreeably to notification, for the purpose of voting for four Representatives to represent this State in the Congress of the United States for three years from the first of March next; after making choice of the Hon. JONATHAN WARNER, Esq. as Moderator, proceeded to vote, at the close of the poll the votes were as follows, viz. for
JOHN S. SHERBURNE, Esq. 114
NICHOLAS GILMAN, Esq. 74
ABIEL FOSTER, Esq. 97
NATH'L PEABODY, Esq. 39
JERE. SMITH, Esq. 22
PAINE WINGATE, Esq. 34
JAMES SHEAFE, Esq 7
WOODBURY LANGDON, Esq. 16
JOHN PIERCE, Esq. 2
JOHN HALE, Esq. 39
JONA. STEELE, Esq. 1
TIMOTHY WALKER, Esq. 29
JOHN LANGDON, Esq. 32
THOMAS COGSWELL, Esq 1
JONA. M. SEWALL, Esq. 1
BENJAMIN WEST, Esq. 1
DANIEL NEWCOMB, Esq. 1
OLIVER PEABODY, Esq. 1
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Portsmouth
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Yesterday
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vote totals: john s. sherburne, esq. 114; nicholas gilman, esq. 74; abiel foster, esq. 97; nath'l peabody, esq. 39; jere. smith, esq. 22; paine wingate, esq. 34; james sheafe, esq. 7; woodbury langdon, esq. 16; john pierce, esq. 2; john hale, esq. 39; jona. steele, esq. 1; timothy walker, esq. 29; john langdon, esq. 32; thomas cogswell, esq. 1; jona. m. sewall, esq. 1; benjamin west, esq. 1; daniel newcomb, esq. 1; oliver peabody, esq. 1
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A few inhabitants met agreeably to notification to vote for four Representatives to represent this State in the Congress of the United States for three years from the first of March next. Hon. JONATHAN WARNER, Esq. chosen as Moderator. Proceeded to vote; at close of poll, votes as listed.