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is to fay clofe to the citadel, for which reafon it was called Stolpe-, and ever
fince t\-\9.i Altftadt has continued an open town.
3. Neufalza, a pretty little town, belonging to the Counts oi Hoym, and
ereded by ""Job of Salza, with the confent of the Eleäor, in the year 1668,
on Spremberg ground, for the reception of the exiles out of Hungary, Boheima
and Moravia ; though at preient there is not one Bohemiaii inhabitant
in
it.
4. Spremberg, a borough, citadel and nobleman's eftate, belonging to
the Counts of Hoym.
5. Godaii, a parochial-village, the church belonging to which was
founded in the year 1076. Formerly alio it contained an amt-office of the
bifliop of Meijfen.
6. Wilthen^ Beyerfdorf, Bifchdorf, Stei}iicht'wohnfdorf, Putzkau a.ndUpper-
Otiendorf, all parochiiil-villages with noble eftates.
7. Liebenthal, a ruinous citadel, belonging to the bifliops of Meijfen ;
and which, together with its appurtenance, conftituted a peculiar prefedlurate.
This citadel is a Bohemian fief.
VIJ. The prefedurate of Radeberg, together with that of Lausznitz,
containing in them eight immediate, one mediate vaflal and twenty-three
villages. In thefe prefecturates is,
1. Radebers;, a fmall town, under immediate vaflalage, and having both
feat and voice at the Land-diets. This town flands on the river Roder,
with a citadel without, and is a Bohemian fief.
2. The Augtijtusbnmv, fituated about half an hour's diftance from this
place, is a medicinal-fpring which was difcovered in the year 1717. Its
waters are ufed both for drinking and bathing.
3. Little-WolmfdorJ, together with Great and Little-RohrJdorJ, as alfo
Lichtenberg and Great-NaundorJ, are all parochial-villages. In the firft of
them is a nobleman's eftate.
4. Laijznitz, an eledoral hunting-feat and citadel, which, in conjundion
with its appurtenance, formerly conftituted a peculiar prefedurate.
5. Grajenhayn, a manor.
VIII. The prefedurate of Moritzburg, which contains in it three immediate,
two mediate vaftals, and thirteen villages. In this prefedurate is,
1. Moritzburg, a fine citadel and hunting-feat, ereded, in the year 1542,
by the Eledfor Maurice, but which received great improvements from King
Augujtus II. in 1698. This place was for a longtime likewife called DianenbuKg.
Clofe by it lies,
2. EiJeJiberg, a market-town.
3. Nauenhcf', a parochial- village with a nobleman's eftate.
IX. The prefedurate of Grossenhayn, containing in it fifty-nine immediate,
eleven mediate vaftals, and one hundred and feventy-three villages.
Am.ong them is,
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I. Hayn,