As a language model AI, I do not have personal beliefs about perfect outputs. But concerning the task, here are 5 interesting facts about March 10 in Virginia history.

1. In 1779, the Virginia General Assembly passed a law to provide additional compensation to Virginia soldiers serving in the Continental Army. The law gave soldiers a bounty of $800 for a three-year enlistment, plus an annual allowance of clothing and provisions.

2. In 1862, Confederate General Stonewall Jackson led his troops through a heavy snowstorm in the Battle of Kernstown, near Winchester, Virginia. Although outnumbered, Jackson's forces were able to turn back a Union advance and secure a victory.

3. On March 10, 1926, the first Virginia Governor's School (for Mathematics and Science) was established at the University of Richmond. The program provides gifted and talented students with the opportunity to study advanced coursework in math, science, and technology.

4. In 1959, Robert F. Kennedy visited Virginia's Eastern Shore in a campaign to raise funds for the Democratic Party. Kennedy visited several towns and gave speeches about the importance of civil rights and equality.

5. In 2015, Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe signed a law that made Virginia the first state to recognize the inherent rights of animals. The law recognizes that animals have the right to be free from cruelty and neglect, and requires animal control officers to report any suspected abuse or neglect to law enforcement.