for remove. To change one's residence.
These are great moving times. The sovereigns of Europe are being moved, much against their will--and the sovereign people of New York are on the eve of moving, according to custom, which has made the day sports of this city a very peculiar feature. Could the sovereigns of Europe only move as easily as the sovereigns of New York do, from house to house, palace to palace, &c., they would be well content, and not complain--as many movers to-morrow will.--N. Y. Sunday Atlas, April 30, '48.