The first column on the left page says Begravde Mannkjonn - buried males, the second is Dodfodt Mandkjonn - stillborn males. The first column on the right is Begravde Qvindekjonn - buried females and the final column is Dodfodt Qvindekjonn.

So Erich Jacobsen Horsgaden og hustru Marit Pedersdatter had a stillborn male child 1 September 1828 (see year at the top of the column.) The entry in the next column gives who reported the stillbirth and when (I don't think it's a burial date but I'm not positive what the first word is. In most stillborn records I have always seen Anmeldt - Reported). In this case the father reported it on September 3.

This priest's sevens are flatter on top and always crossed. The ones have a bit of an upstroke but not the flat top and are never crossed. That is why the date is 1 September. Not to mention the reporting date would always be after the event.