THE PENNSYLVANIA EVENING POST, Philadelphia, April 26, 1777  Almost the entire front page is taken up with various reports which include items on the Revolutionary War, bits including: "Great have been the ravages committed by the British troops in this part of the country...Their footsteps with us are marked with desolation & ruin of every kind...Their plundering is so universal & their robberies to atrocious that I cannot fully describe their conduct..." with much more (see).
Page 3 has a detailed ad concerning a reward for four men who deserted from the military (see). The bkpg. has a notice which begins: "If any of the undermentioned persons, soldiers in the Penna. Third battalion commanded by Colonel Joseph Wood, some of whom are deserters & others have exceeded the time of their furloughs, will return & join their regiment before the 15th day of May next shall be entitled to the benefit of his Excellency Gen. Washington's proclamation & shall not be treated as deserters..." with a long list of names (see photos).
Complete in 4 pages, even foxing, measures about 8 by 10 in., very nice condition.