Old slang for a stick or cane.

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1803.  A closer inspection prompted him to brandish his stickee.—The Port Folio, iii. 17 (Phila.).

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1803.  He was unable to walk without the assistance of a cane or stickee.—Mass. Spy, Nov. 30.

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1806.  

        And as he goes by,
At me casts an eye,
And longs with his Anna to be;
’Tis pleasing—tis true—To say so—won’t do!
So let him pass by with Stick ee.
Id., July 30. In the same piece of doggerel, allusion is made to coatee, shirtee, bootee, &c.    

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