The 13th Mississippi Legislature met in Jackson from January 4, 1830, to February 13, 1830.
Senate Lieutenant Governor A. M. Scott served ex officio as President of the Senate. Non-senators Thomas A. Willis and Joseph Pearce were elected Secretary and Door-Keeper respectively, The Senate adjourned on February 13, 1830. County District Senator NameAdamsFountain WinstonWilkinsonC. P. SmithPike, MarionDavid CleavelandJackson, Hancock, Green, PerryJohn McLeodAmite, FranklinWillie JacksonMonroeJames F. TrotterClaiborneParmenas BriscoeCopiah, JeffersonBenjamin KennedyWayne, Covington, JonesThomas S. SterlingLawrence, SimpsonJoseph CooperHinds, Rankin, Madison, Yazoo, Washington, WarrenHenry W. Vick
House Joseph Dunbar was elected Speaker of the House. Non-representatives John H. Mallory and Dillard Collins were elected Clerk and Door-Keeper respectively. The House adjourned on February 12, 1830. County Representative NameAdamsJohn F. H. ClaiborneRobert F. DunbarAmiteFrancis GravesDavid PembleClaiborneSamuel R. MontgomeryAdam GordonCopiahSeth GranberryEphraim G. PeytonCovingtonHanson AlsburyFranklinRichard W. WebberJohn CameronGreenAlexander MorrisonHancockWilliam HaileHindsHiram G. RunnelsJacksonJohn McDonaldJeffersonJoseph DunbarN. L. BouldenJonesSamuel EllisLawrenceWalter W. NewArthur FoxMarionWilliam LottMadisonJames R. MarshMonroeGeorge HiggasonSamuel RagsdaleJohn BellPerryJohn BarefieldPikeA. P. CunninghamSimeon P. ShopeRankinNehemiah McGeeSimpsonMr. PlummerWarrenAlbert G. CreathWashingtonP. A. GilbertWayneJohn H. HorneWilkinsonEdward F. FarishM. F. DeGraffenreidYazooThomas Land
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