The 4th Mississippi Legislature met from January 1, 1821, to February 12, 1821, in Natchez, Mississippi.
Senate The Mississippi State Senate was composed of the following. James Patton, the lieutenant governor of Mississippi, served ex officio as the president of the Senate. Thomas A. Willis was elected Secretary of the Senate, and J. Lowry was elected Door-Keeper. On January 15, 1821, Thomas Torrence was elected president pro tempore of the Senate. County District Senator NameAdamsJoseph SessionsCharles B. GreenAmiteThomas TorrenceWilkinsonJohn JoorWarren, ClaiborneWilliam WillisPike, MarionDavid DicksonJefferson, FranklinCowles MeadLawrence, Covington, WayneHowell W. RunnelsJackson, Hancock, Green, PerryIsaac R. Nicholson
House The Mississippi House of Representatives was composed of the following. Beverly R. Grayson was elected Speaker of the House. Non-representatives Peter A. Vandorn and James R. Whitney were elected to the offices of clerk and door keeper, respectively. County RepresentativeAdamsSamuel L. WinstonBeverly R. GraysonSamuel MontgomeryAdams (Natchez)James FosterAmiteRichard HurstJohn BurtonWilie JacksonClaiborneHenry G. JohnsonThomas FreelandCovingtonGarven HarrisFranklinBailey E. ChaneyThomas CottonHancockNoel JourdanJacksonThomas BilboJeffersonIsaac N. SelserWilliam B. BlantonLawrenceThomas AndersonArthur FoxMarionFrancis B. LenoirPerryR. H. GilmerHugh McDonaldPikeWilliam DicksonJames RobinsonVincent GardnerWarrenFrancis GriffinWayneJosiah WattsWilkinsonGerard C. BrandonWilliam A. RichardsonWilliam Yerby
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