One who says to his son: “Maaser sheni is in this corner,” and he finds [money] in another corner, it is chullin. [If] one hundred had been there and he found two hundred, the rest is chullin; two hundred and he found one hundred, it is all maaser [sheni].

A fourth-year vineyard is marked with clumps of earth; and orlah with clay; and graves with lime [that] he mixes [with water] and pours. Rabban Shimon ben Gamliel said: When are these things said? During the Shemittah [lit., seventh] year. However the discreet ones place down the coins and say: “Whatever will have been picked from this [vineyard] shall be deconsecrated on these coins.”

[Grapes of] a fourth year vineyard were brought up to Jerusalem [from any place within] a day's travel in every direction. And what were its boundaries? Eilas from the south and Akrabas from the north; Lod from the west and the Jordan River from the east. But when the [supply of] produce became abundant, they enacted that it be redeemed near to the wall. However there was a stipulation [to] the matter, that whenever they wanted, the matter would revert to the way it was before. R' Yose says: [It was] when the Temple was destroyed that this stipulation was [made]; and [the] stipulation was [that] when the Temple will be rebuilt, the matter would revert to the way it was before.

A fourth-year vineyard, Beis Shammai say: It is not subject to [the law of] a fifth, nor is it subject to [the law of] disposal. But Beis Hillel say: It is subject [to these laws].  Beis Shammai say: It is subject to the law of peret and the law of oleilos, and the poor people redeem for themselves. But Beis Hillel say: All of it [goes] to the wine press.