Where is major kovaloff's nose captured?

In "The Nose" (1836) written by Nikolai Gogol, Major Kovaloff's nose is captured on the way to the city of Riga.

The nose becomes self-conscious and flees from Major Kovaloff's nose. When it was captured, a cop tells the nose was found beside a roadway. Already it had entered a stagecoach, and was about to leave for Riga with a passport made out in the name of a certain civil servant. And, curiously enough, I myself, at first, took it to be a gentleman.

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