The 16th Mississippi Legislature met between January 7, 1833, and March 2, 1833, in Jackson, Mississippi.
History This legislature was the last under Mississippi's original state constitution. Elections were held in December 1832. The legislature published a resolve against nullification and in support of President Andrew Jackson.
Senate Charles Lynch was elected President of the Senate. David Dickson was elected Secretary and Joseph Pierce was elected Door-Keeper. County District Senator NameAdamsFountain WinstonWilkinsonThomas H. ProsserPike, MarionFranklin LoveAmite, FranklinArchibald SmithClaiborneAdam GordonCopiah, JeffersonBuckner HarrisHindsJ. B. MorganMonroe, Lowndes, RankinGeorge HiggasonWayne, Greene, Jackson, Hancock, Jones, PerryJohn McLeodWarren, WashingtonJohn I. GuionYazoo, MadisonDavid FordLawrence, Simpson, CovingtonCharles Lynch
House David Pemble was elected Speaker in fifteen ballots, over Joseph Dunbar, Adam L. Bingaman, and A. M. Keehan. John H. Mallory was elected Clerk and Lewis Whiteside was elected Door-Keeper. County Representative NameAdamsAdam L. BingamanWilliam VannersonAmiteDavid PembleWilliam VannormanClaiborneJohn A. BarnesBenjamin F. StocktonCopiahBarnabas AllenJohn BeasleyCovingtonElam S. RaganFranklinOrin ShurtleffGreenDavid McRaeHancockBurwell B. BrewerHindsWilliam C. DemossAlexander MorrisonJacksonJohn McDonaldJeffersonPhilip DicksonJoseph DunbarJonesSamuel EllisLawrenceAloysius M. KeeganLowndesTilghman M. TuckerMarionCharles D. LearnedMadisonAndrew E. BatieMonroeJohn BellPerryAbner CarterPikeJesse HarperWilliam G. MartinRankinNathan G. HowardSimpsonJames PowelWarrenWilliam VickWashingtonRobert P. ShelbyWayneJohn A. EdwardsWilkinsonGordon G. BoydFrancis R. RichardsonYazooDavid VanceJames C. Bole
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