The 4th Mississippi Legislature met from January 1, 1821, to February 12, 1821, in Natchez, Mississippi.[1]
Senate
The Mississippi State Senate was composed of the following.[1] James Patton, the lieutenant governor of Mississippi, served ex officio as the president of the Senate.[1] Thomas A. Willis was elected Secretary of the Senate, and J. Lowry was elected Door-Keeper.[1] On January 15, 1821, Thomas Torrence was elected president pro tempore of the Senate.[1]
| County District | Senator Name |
| Adams | Joseph Sessions |
| Charles B. Green |
| Amite | Thomas Torrence |
| Wilkinson | John Joor |
| Warren, Claiborne | William Willis |
| Pike, Marion | David Dickson |
| Jefferson, Franklin | Cowles Mead |
| Lawrence, Covington, Wayne | Howell W. Runnels |
| Jackson, Hancock, Green, Perry | Isaac R. Nicholson |
House
The Mississippi House of Representatives was composed of the following.[2] Beverly R. Grayson was elected Speaker of the House.[2] Non-representatives Peter A. Vandorn and James R. Whitney were elected to the offices of clerk and door keeper, respectively.[2]
| County | Representative |
| Adams | Samuel L. Winston |
| Beverly R. Grayson |
| Samuel Montgomery |
| Adams (Natchez) | James Foster |
| Amite | Richard Hurst |
| John Burton |
| Wilie Jackson |
| Claiborne | Henry G. Johnson |
| Thomas Freeland |
| Covington | Garven Harris |
| Franklin | Bailey E. Chaney |
| Thomas Cotton |
| Hancock | Noel Jourdan |
| Jackson | Thomas Bilbo |
| Jefferson | Isaac N. Selser |
| William B. Blanton |
| Lawrence | Thomas Anderson |
| Arthur Fox |
| Marion | Francis B. Lenoir |
| Perry | R. H. Gilmer |
| Hugh McDonald |
| Pike | William Dickson |
| James Robinson |
| Vincent Gardner |
| Warren | Francis Griffin |
| Wayne | Josiah Watts |
| Wilkinson | Gerard C. Brandon |
| William A. Richardson |
| William Yerby |
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