=Nienfeldt=, =Holdenstedt=, =Melle=, =Bienenbuttel=, =Achem=, =Trebel=, =Brinckem=, =Goldenstedt=, =Fallingbostel=. IN the last =Place=, three labouring Men, who had made their Escape from =Hamburgh=, got into a Barn in the Night, and were found dead there the next Morning, with Marks of the Plague upon them: but the Progress of the Infection was stopt by burning the Barn. AS soon as any Village was infected, the first Thing done was to make a =Line= round it, thereby to hinder the Inhabitants from communicating with others. Those who were thus shut up, were immediately furnished with Provisions: a Physician was sent to them; and especially some Surgeons; a Minister to officiate particularly to Persons infected; a Nurse; Buriers; =&c.= THE principal Management of this whole Affair consisted in two Things: 1. In =separating= the Sick from the Sound; and 2. In =cleaning= well the Houses which had been infected. WHEN any Person was taken ill, he was obliged to leave his Lodging, and retire into a =Lazaretto= or =Hospital=, built for that Purpose. The other Persons, who appeared to be well in the same House, were obliged, when it was practicable, to strip themselves in the Night quite naked, to put on other Clothes, which were provided for them, and to go to perform =Quarantaine= in a House appointed for it, after having burnt the Clothes, they had put off. Persons were made to change their Clothes, and those they put off were burnt, as often as was judged necessary: For Example, this was done when those who had recovered their Health, came out of the =Lazaretto= and went into =Quarantaine=; and likewise, when (after the Disease was ceased) the Women who attended the Sick, the Buriers, and Surgeons, went into =Quarantaine=. IN Summer, ordinary =Barracks= (or Huts) were made for those of the common People, who were obliged to quit infected Houses: which Barracks were afterwards burnt, when they had been made Use of.