
    Harrison v. Lane.
    November 17th, 1815.
    i. Appeals — Costs—Two Copies of Record. — If. on one appeal, two copies of the record he sent to the appellate court, and docketed on the motion of the appellant; he must pay the costs, occasioned thereby, to the appellee.
    
      
       See generally, monographic note on “Costs” appended to Jones v. Tatum, 19 Gratt. 720; monographic note on “Appeal and Error” appended to Hill v. Salem, etc., Turnpike Co., 1 Rob. 263.
    
   In this case, it appearing to the court that the appeal ought not to have been put upon the docket, (the same case, on another record, having been previously docketed, and since decided by this court,) it was ordered that the said appeal be dismissed: and, as this case was docketed on the motion of the appellant, which induced the appellee to employ counsel, it was farther ordered that the appellant pay to the appellee his costs.  