THE PENNSYLVANIA EVENING POST, Philadelphia, October 19, 1775  Page 2 has an interesting letter which has critical comments on the results of what would appear to be the Battle of Bunker Hill, with mention: "...I have the highest idea of Gen. Howe's military character yet cannot help wondering how he came to suffer the Provincials to escape & even carry off their dead when drove from their strong lines for I conceive it very easy to have destroyed the whole body after dislodging them so suddenly from their intrenchments...never heard of so many men, in proportion to the number, being killed & wounded from redoubts made in 4 hours & from six pieces of cannon...the Americans are either the cleverest fellows in the world at making strong lines in 3 or 4 hours or the most desperate enemy in defending them..." with more (see). 
Other news tidbits not relating to the Revolutionary War. Most of the back page is an early  "rebus" (word puzzle).
Patchy browning, complete in 4 pages, generally nice condition. Measures about 8 by 10 inches.