Chapter 9 watches the tragic death of Boxer. Readers assume by the end of the chapter, that Napoleon made a great deal of money on the sale of Boxer's material worth as at the same time, a wooden crate presumably filled with whiskey arrived.
Napoleon also selfishly wanted to watch the improvement of his own race(oooo... I mean species). Thus he made other animals move to make way for the pigs, build the pigs a school, and work so that the pigs could have food, enough to make them fat.
Finally, a last example of selfishness is the repeated changing of commandments to suit the needs, rather the vices of the pigs.
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