Speaker of The House of Representatives
- William Little Lee (1851)
- George Morrison Robertson (1852-1853)
- A. G. Thurston (1854)
- George Morrison Robertson (1855-1856)
- Legislature didn't meet in 1857
- George Morrison Robertson (1858-1859)
- James W. Austin (1859)
- Lawrence McCully (1860)
- Legislature didn't meet in 1861
- William Webster (1862)
- Legislature didn't meet in 1863
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