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fered great damage by fire.
is alfo a tin-mine.
GERMANY.
Near it is a village of the fame name, and here
8. Schmiedeberg on the Weißritz, a fmall town and nobleman's eftale, belonging
in part to the Lord of Bulaiv.
g. Weefenßein, or Wejenfleiuy a village, containing a nobleman's eftate and
citadel, and belonging to the family of Biinau. The citadel has a chapel
and preacher of its own. This place is a Bohemian fief.
10. Great-Sedliz, a village, with an eledloral domain and citadel belonging
to it, which is united into one parifli with Dohfia. The citadel here was
conftrudled on a fine plan by its former owner, Count Augtißm Chrißopher
oi Wackerbarthy and had a beautiful pleafure-garden likewife ereäed near it.
11. Zehißa, an eftate of Count Bruhl's, with a citadel and familychurch.
12. Cotta, La?igef7hemer/dorf, Maxett, Ottendorf, Reinhardfg>immay
Rohrfdorf 2iVidi Struppen, all parochial-villages with nobiemens eftates. Gamigy
Ziifchendorf, and other noble eftates with villages.
13. Between the above-mentioned village of Cotta and the village of
Rothwernjdorf, is dug at the Gottlenbe the fined Pima fand-ftone, which is
found extremely proper for the tendcreft fort of ftatuary work, for which
purpofes alone it is dag.
14. The feigpiory of Laiienliein, which is under immediate vafTalage,
and ever fince the year 152 1 has appertained to the noble family of Bwiaii.
This feigniory comprizes in it,
1. Lauenßei?!, anciently called La'we?ißein, or Lowenßein, a fmall town-.
Near it was formerly dug a rich tin and iron-mine ; and here has alfo been
difcovered a jafper-quarry, which has continued ever fince unworked, partly
becaufe the jafper in it is too brittle and partly becaufe it defrays not the expence.
This place is a Bohemian fief.
2. New-Geyjzi)7g, a fmall town, feated in a valley between mountains,
and parted by what is called the Geyfzing s-hrook from Old-Geyfzitig, which
belongs to the prefedurate of Altenberg in the circle of the Erzgebirg, At
this place is a mine-office belonging to the family of Bunau, which has the
direction of the tin-mine here.
3. A part of the mine-town of Zienivald, which ftands on Bohemian
ground on the borders of &xo/;_y. One fourth of this place belongs to the
Lords of Bunau at haiienflein and Weejenßein, and has its own mine-li^ts,
which are drawn together in the name of the United Zwitterfeld. A fins
dug at this place.
tin is
4. The village of Furßenau and the borough of Gcttrau.
5. Lobenhayn, a village.
6. Furfteinvalde and Riidolphjdorf, both villages,
7. The Oi'lfengrund.
8. The village of Of/y?;;,
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